Feeding assisting device for dysphagia

Abstract

The invention discloses an feeding assisting device for dysphagia. The feeding assisting device comprises a bottle, an enteric tube and a pump. A bottle cover is mounted on the bottle, and a battery box with a switch is arranged on the side face of the bottle. A connecting tube is arranged on the bottle cover, and the connecting tube and the bottle cover are integrally arranged. One end of the connecting tube is inserted into the bottle, and the other end of the connecting tube is connected with a solenoid valve. The solenoid valve and a liquid pumping nozzle of the pump are detachably connected, and a liquid discharging nozzle of the pump is connected with the enteric tube. A silicone biting cup is arranged on the enteric tube and provided with a through hole matched with the enteric tube, a clamp used for clamping the enteric tube, and a tooth groove matched with teeth of a user. A holder and an insert part are arranged on the hole wall of the through hole, an insert hole matched with the insert part is formed in the holder, and the holder and the silicone suction cup are connected through the insert hole and the insert part. According to the feeding assisting device for dysphagia, the patient can automatically stop feeding.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of medical devices, in particular to an assistive eating device for dysphagia. Background technique [0002] Liquid food is suitable for patients with swallowing disorders, such as paralysis, hand injury, tongue and mouth damage, etc. This kind of meal can only be used for a short period of time, as a transitional meal. [0003] Whether it is a short-term inability to eat autonomously or a long-term inability to eat autonomously, family members or specialized nursing staff are required to assist in feeding. Involuntary eating, it is often difficult to coordinate between feeding and swallowing at all times, and it is easy to choke, and even lead to food loss. Entering the respiratory tract, causing greater harm to the patient, and the current assistive feeding devices for dysphagia do not have the function of stopping feeding for the patient, and the patient cannot stop feeding immediately, and cannot stop f...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] Whether it is a short-term inability to eat autonomously or a long-term inability to eat autonomously, family members or specialized nursing staff are required to provide assisted feeding. Involuntary eating, it is often difficult to coordinate between feeding and swallowing at all times, and it is easy to choke, and even cause food loss. Entering the respiratory tract, causing greater harm to the patient, and the current assistive feeding devices for dysphagia do not have the function of stopping feeding for the patient. needs

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